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Marietta man sentenced for using auto repair shop to run meth trafficking operation

A Marietta man was sentenced to multiple years in prison for his role in a statewide meth trafficking operation, which was dismantled by federal investigators. Michael Childers, 51, of Marietta, was sentenced to seven years in prison to be followed by five years of supervised release after he pleaded guilty to conspira
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Georgia Man Alleges Restaurant Owner Was ‘Aggressive’ and Threatened to Call Police on Him...

A man had hoped to sit down and enjoy a nice meal at a restaurant in Alpharetta, Georgia, only to allegedly be kicked out by the owner and threatened with a call to the police. Dino Garvey (@luv_jah) shared the incident in a video on Instagram, showing the “aggressive” confrontation he had with who he […]
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Fire breaks out at Perimeter Mall

A fire broke out at Dunwoody’s Perimeter Mall on Wednesday morning.
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Roswell leaders plan to hike property tax rate by 56%

ROSWELL — Roswell homeowners could see their city property tax bill jump by more than half under a proposal the City Council will vote on later this month. What’s happening: The city is proposing to raise its property tax rate from 4.949 mills to 7.732 mills for 2026, an increase of about 2.783 mills. A homeowner with
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Woodstock Fire Department mourns loss of Firefighter Andrew McMichen

WOODSTOCK — The Woodstock Fire Department lost one of its own this week. Senior Firefighter Andrew McMichen died off-duty, the City of Woodstock and Woodstock Fire Department announced Wednesday. No cause of death was disclosed. Fire Chief Shane Dobson notified department members of McMichen’s passing Monday. “Andrew w
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Cobb County traffic: Powers Ferry Road bridge shuts down

COBB COUNY, Ga. - The Georgia Department of Transportation shut down the Powers Ferry Road bridge over the Chattahoochee River on Tuesday morning to begin a three-day maintenance project. Powers Ferry Road detour. What we know:. Crews closed the bridge at 5 a.m. Tuesday and plan to reopen it by...
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Cobb denies mixed-use development near industrial facilities

The Cobb County Planning Commission recommended denying a proposed mixed-use development that would’ve neighbored heavy industry plants and businesses. The Planning Commission voted 4-0 on Tuesday to recommend to deny the proposal. Commission Chair Nadia Faucette was absent from the meeting. The recommendation will be
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Suspect dead after active shooter, barricade situation at home in South Fulton

Police identified the suspect as 55-year-old Eric Bates. No officers were hurt in the shooting.
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Wanted man considered armed and dangerous after Monroe shooting

MONROE, Ga. - A 36-year-old man remains hospitalized after a gunman shot him multiple times early Friday outside a store in Monroe. Officers with the City of Monroe Police Department went to Chestnut Cupboard at 1135 East Church Street around 12:39 a.m. Friday after receiving a report of a person shot.
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New DNA evidence, police policy questions emerge in retrial of ex-officer accused of rape

A retrial of a former police officer accused of sexually assaulting a teenager and another woman continued Tuesday, with jurors hearing new testimony about DNA evidence and police policies.

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